Made up a scumbag 11 with manager (far too many forwards) and Patrick Kluivert killed someone, didn't know that. The two star criminals are Bruno Fernandes de Souza & Peter Storey (for crimes commited) Nile Ranger Marlon King Ched Evans Luke McCormick Joey Barton Lee Hughes Graham Rix Mickey Thomas Peter Storey Patrick Kluivert Bruno Fernandes de Souza Managed by Gus Hiddink
I still don't think Evans did anything that many footballers and indeed many people in general do at some point in their lives.
Was thinking of retracting him. If he is indeed guilty of what was alleged that is not something I have done, however very few people know for sure what actually went on
Indeed we don't but if every drunk bloke who slept with a drunk girl was put inside I don't think I'd have made it through the first week of university
Also:- Titus Bramble One of his brothers, Tesfaye Bramble, is also a footballer and has represented Montserrat at international level.[23] The two brothers were arrested on suspicion of rape in September 2010[24] with Tesfaye being convicted of the offence,[25] and Titus later being released without charge. On 28 September 2011, Bramble was temporarily suspended by Sunderland,[26] after having been arrested on allegations of sexual assault and possession of a Class A drug.[27] He was cleared of these charges on 31 May 2012.[28] Ryan Tunnicliffe Tunnicliffe was given a two-match ban for the start of the 2015–16 season, a £5,000 fine and ordered to take an educational course after calling Middlesbrough's Patrick Bamford a "sausage boy" over Twitter.[20] On 14 October 2012, Tunnicliffe was charged for drink-driving by Greater Manchester Police, after his car collided with a van in Green Lane, Heywood.[24] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_Tunnicliffe Danny Simpson - seems to have overcome his off field issues Ravel Morrison - currently not of right mind to play, whatever that means? Barry Bannan On 23 October 2011, Bannan crashed his Range Rover Sport on the M1 near Watnall, Nottinghamshire, while returning to Birmingham from a party in Leeds. A month later, Nottingham Magistrates' Court found him guilty of drink driving, failing to stop after an accident, driving without due care, and driving on a provisional licence. He pleaded guilty and received an 18-month driving ban and a £4,500 fine.[49] Former Aston Villa player Pat Heard was Bannan's driving instructor.[50]
